Cody often opts to stay at the quite budget-friendly No-Frills Hotel chain when he travels. He feels strongly that all those extra amenities such as continental breakfast, complementary coffee in the room, and a morning newspaper outside the door are not necessary and would drive the price point up beyond what he is willing to pay. But No-Frills recently remodeled, and its signage touts a new fitness room, 24/7 complementary coffee and tea, and prepackaged breakfast pastries, yet no increase in rates. Cody continues to book rooms there since the price is unchanged though he still finds the additional amenities unnecessary. Cody's reception to this change represents what type of theory? O a. Psychoanalytic b. Social judgment c. Balance Od. Attitude-toward-the-object